The Norfolk Lieutenancy represents the Crown's lifelong commitment to the wellbeing of the entire community. It offers active support to the voluntary, commercial, social and spiritual lives of its citizens, also aiming to:. The Lord-Lieutenant appoints Deputy Lieutenants to assist her, and appoints one of these as the Vice Lord-Lieutenant, to undertake duties as the Lord-Lieutenant determines, and to represent her when she is absent or otherwise unable to act.
Deputy Lieutenants are widely representative of the county in many respects including location, gender, social range and service, particularly voluntary service within the community.
Email: lord-lieutenant norfolk. Learn more on the official website of the Norfolk Lieutenancy. She seeks to promote a spirit of cooperation by encouragement of the voluntary services and benevolent organisations, and by taking an interest in the business, industrial and social life of Norfolk and various voluntary activities within it.
Should the Lord-Lieutenant or a Deputy accept an invitation to an event, it is useful to complete a protocol sheet, a copy of which will be available from the Lieutenancy office upon acceptance of an invitation. If you feel that someone in Norfolk has made a major contribution to life in the community, or has provided exceptional service in any other way, you could recommend that they be invited to one.
Note it is not possible to self-nominate for a garden party. Nominees and their guests should not have previously attended a Garden Party. Email lord-lieutenant norfolk. Please put 'Nominate someone for a Royal garden party invite' in the email subject line. In all cases of locally originated requests the Lord-Lieutenant should be consulted.
